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I doubt that too. would be quite an invasive thing to do.
however there is a CookieManager as of java 1.6. And even though I have never used it I believe purely from reading the javadoc that it is being used for HttpUrlConnections by default. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/index.html?java/net/CookieManager.html
Now if Jenkins somewhere else uses pure HttpUrlConnections and provides the authentication and nexus gives them a cookie back that could be reused by my connections without my implementing a single line of code, just based on the fact that all plugins run in the same JVM as jenkins and all others plugins.
Take this as a pure speculation, based on no facts other than reading between the lines of Java's documentation.